Middle East University continues to implement high-calibre initiatives designed to cultivate competencies capable of navigating the rapid transformations within the digital environment and the innovation economy. In this matter, the Department of Architecture within the Faculty of Engineering and Design—in collaboration with the Crown Prince Foundation—organized a specialised workshop entitled “An Introduction to 3D Printing.”

Middle East University has secured third place in the HRH the Crown Prince Chess Championship for Jordanian universities. Competing against nineteen Jordanian institutions, the championship featured a series of matches that underscored the growing academic prominence of this intellectual sport, which serves as a vital platform for honing analytical and decision-making competencies. Amidst rigorous competition,

The Faculty of Pharmacy, in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs and the Innovation for Creativity Association, has organised a voluntary afforestation initiative. This project aligns with the university’s commitment to sustainable development and the enhancement of a positive environmental footprint. Taking place within the Jubilee Forests, the initiative witnessed the planting of approximately

Hussein Niazi Kataw, a student at Middle East University’s Faculty of Information Technology, has secured a distinguished athletic milestone by claiming second place in the National Kickboxing Championship under the K-1 discipline. This achievement occurred within the framework of the three-day National Open Championship, an event characterised by its rigorous competitive atmosphere and extensive participation

Middle East University hosted a comprehensive medical day entitled “Your Physical Wellness on Campus”, an initiative organised by the Middle East University Centre for Physical Therapy in collaboration with the Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences. Attracting a broad spectrum of healthcare providers, the event aimed to raise health awareness and embed the principles of integrative

Middle East University inaugurated the Third International Science Journalism Conference, an initiative spearheaded by the Faculty of Media. Held under the patronage of Dr. Yacoub Nasereddin, Chairman of the University’s Board of Trustees, the event brought together a diverse cohort of researchers, academics, and media professionals from ten Arab nations. Representing various prestigious universities and

Middle East University participated in a high-level meeting convened by the Parliamentary Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship Committee. The session aimed to evaluate the current landscape of information technology specialisations and their strategic alignment with the evolving requirements of the labour market. Representing the institution, Profe. Qusay Shambour, Dean of the Faculty of Information Technology, joined

The Cultural Club at Middle East University celebrated the conclusion of the “Fifth Al-Aqsa Ramadan Competition”, a contest dedicated to the memorisation and recitation of Surat Qaf. The event drew a significant turnout, with 43 students participating from across various faculties. The ceremony was held under the patronage of the university president, Professor Salam Al-Mahadin,

The Legal Clinic Club at Middle East University’s Deanship of Student Affairs organised a strategic field visit to the Anti-Narcotics Department, conducted in collaboration with the Public Security Directorate. This initiative served to bridge the gap between legal theory and practical societal protection. Throughout the site visit, students toured the department’s facilities and received briefings

The Faculty of Media at Middle East University recently played host to acclaimed filmmaker and National Geographic photojournalist Annie Sakkab. This high-profile engagement provided students with a rare opportunity to interface with a global practitioner at the intersection of visual journalism and cinematic storytelling. During the session, Sakkab screened her short film, The Poem We